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So what we’re left with is a movie that feels irrelevant in relation to the universe that surrounds it. Worse yet, it’s one that is neither particularly entertaining nor impressive to look at. And, as far as that latter point goes, there is no greater offender than the look of Corey Stoll’s M.O.D.O.K. And, as it turns out, the stretchy-faced, ridiculous M.O.D.O.K. we got wasn’t the only one on the table of possibilities.
Would This Design Have Worked in the Final Product?
The armored design seen above would have made M.O.D.O.K. a formidable adversary for Scott Lang to face, and while it is infinitely better than the version we got, it’s somewhat easy to see why this direction wasn’t taken. For one, the pre-M.O.D.O.K. reveal suit makes the Darren Cross twist blatantly obvious. That’s just an upgraded Yellowjacket suit. With the comics-accurate rendition in the movie now, we first see M.O.D.O.K. with a helmet on, but we have no idea it’s Cross until that helmet lifts.








